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> I would also factor in efficiency usage of appliances and house insulation etc playing into that 20% factor more than most. Dare say lighting has seen a big r
by youngtaff 6y ago
> I would also factor in efficiency usage of appliances and house insulation etc playing into that 20% factor more than most. Dare say lighting has seen a big reduction in electricity usage in that period due to LED's.
There's a chart somewhere that quantifies the savings due to increased household efficiency
We switched to LED for all the lights in the house, and noticed a reduction in our electricity costs
- tonyedgecombe 6y agoI think it's most appliances. We have owned three TV's, the first drew 450W, the next 160W and the current one is 65W. The new one doesn't even register on my meter on standby.